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Table 3 Genetic features and clinical outcome of ABL-class or JAK-STAT pathway fusion (AJS)-positive patients

From: Low incidence of ABL-class and JAK-STAT signaling pathway alterations in uniformly treated pediatric and adult B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia patients using MRD risk-directed approach – a population-based study

Case no.

Age group

In-frame gene fusion

WBC

DEX / PREDNI

MRD D15

MRD D29

MRD D79

Risk Group

alloSCT (Y/N)

Event (Y/N)

Comment

Case 1

Adult

ETV6-ABL1

270

DEX

N

Y

Induction death

Case 2

Adult

ZC3HAV1-ABL2

72

PREDNI

30.5%

6.5%

0.01%

IR

Y

Y

Death of sepsis after alloSCT in CR1

Case 3

Adult

EBF1-PDGFRB

258

DEX

45.3%

0.93% (POST A1)

0.7% (POST B1)

HR-SCT

Y

Y

Relapse after alloSCT and death

Case 4

Adult

IGH-CRLF2

4

PREDNI

11.6%

20.3%

3.4%

HR-SCT

Y

Y

Relapse after alloSCT and alive in CR2

Case 5

Adult

IGH-CRLF2

104

DEX

44.3%

8%

1.65%

HR-SCT

Y

N

Alive after alloSCT in CR1

Case 6

Pediatric

IGH-CRLF2

35

PREDNI

0.22%

< 0.1%

0.3%

HR-SCT

Y

N

Alive after alloSCT in CR1

Case 7

Pediatric

BCR-JAK2

5

PREDNI

1.8%

0.33%

< 0.1%

IR

N

N

Alive in CR1

  1. WBC White blood cells, DEX Dexamethasone, PREDNI Prednisolone, D15 Day 15, D29 Day 29, D79 Day 79, MRD Minimal residual disease, alloSCT Allogenic stem cell transplant, CR1 First clinical remission, CR2 Second clinical remission